Sentence examples for lately one of from inspiring English sources

"Because I've been doing a lot of work on gender disparity lately, one of the things I have really noticed in the play is that it's about how women's voices are consistently muted.

And, as he said lately, "one of my many assignments was to find a single location for the bank".

Mr. Statue, you haven't paid us a visit lately!" One of his cousins has a court order forbidding him to enter her house.

Lately, one of the most surprisingly successful trade-offs came from seeing John Cusack embody Nick Hornby's lovelorn record-store owner in "High Fidelity"; Mr. Cusack got the character's raffish humor so well while also transporting him so easily across the Atlantic.

At the beginning of his career, in the 1990s, Adam Cruz worked in a similar vein with Paquito D'Rivera, Charlie Sepulveda and the great Puerto Rican pianist and bandleader Eddie Palmieri (lately one of the most persuasive Grammy complainants).

(Woolfe) ★ So Percussion (Monday) One of the most colorful ensembles around, and lately one of the engines that drives New York's new music world, So Percussion and guest artists (including Matmos, the electronica group) pay tribute to John Cage and his legacy in a program called "We Are All Going in Different Directions".

WHILE protective gear for the martial arts is nothing new, lately one piece of equipment has become more common.

There is a false argument being peddled by supporters of the McCain-Palin ticket lately; one that equates the experience of Sarah Palin, the hockey mom and former mayor of Wasilla, AK (population 7,500), with that of Barack Obama, the former state senator and twelve-year professor of constitutional law.

Just lately, one model-based identification of Helitrons was introduced for Arabidopsis thaliana [ 7].

"My family has been having a lot of problems lately," one teenager writes.

The Yankees have performed like the Sybil of baseball teams lately, one personality expecting something good to happen and the other expecting something bad to happen.